i stare at them in amazement and sneak towards them excitedly

The mare seems to recognize that you do not mean any harm. She no longer looks like she might attack you, but she still eyes you warily and does not approach the berries.

I back up a little bit more. Giving them a fair amount of room to run if I step forward.

"Ah, tack!" He replies enthusiastically. "As far out as we are, I don't have much variety but I do have a few all-purpose saddles and bridles. If there's anything else you might need that you don't find, ask me and I'll look in my storage room over there," He points to a carefully locked door.

It's not long until you hear the sound of running water. As the river comes into view, you notice ripples in the water that could indicate something living under there.

You sneak closer, noticing that the wind is blowing kind of to the side and towards you, pushing your scent away from them. The horses can't smell you now, but if they were to wander a bit to the left they would be alerted of your presence.

The mare stares at you for another couple seconds, then inches forward until she can eat the berries. She then darts back and stares at you again, though now with curiosity rather than suspicion. She must have really enjoyed those berries.

The mare stares at you for another couple seconds, then inches forward until she can eat the berries. She then darts back and stares at you again, though now with curiosity rather than suspicion. She must have really enjoyed those berries.

I slowly kneel down and hold out my hand with the rest of the berries, not moving and letting her come to me.

In the tackroom you find posts attached horizontally to one wall to hold saddles, and hooks on another for bridles. There are an assortment of empty boxes as well - you figure you could put spare supplies in them. The stalls are made of whatever type of wood the workers could get their hands on. Despite the mishmash of wood, the stalls seem sturdy and well made. The pastures have a couple of smaller weeds, but are otherwise grassy and free of any poisonous plants.

Velos gave a nod and decided he was happy with the conditions. he decided he would head back to the town and further East

It's not long until you hear the sound of running water. As the river comes into view, you notice ripples in the water that could indicate something living under there.

I move closer to investigate what's in there.

I grab my raspberries and hold them out to the horses